AUTHORS WANTED FOR THE CONCISE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HOMOSEXUALITY

FINAL CALL FOR AUTHORS

The Collier Books division of Macmillan Publishing has decided to bring out
a $20 650 page trade paperback Concise Encyclopedia of Homosexuality to be
sold in every corner bookstore. This will be based on Garland Publications'
2-volume Encyclopedia of Homosexuality, abridged, revised, and with the
addition of new entries. I am looking for scholars intererested in writing
short pieces for the new work on areas in which they are or could become
knowledgeable. The emphasis will be on basic facts, with some discussion of
theories, but with a minimum of ideology and abstruse controversies; on 
language accessible to the average reader, and on topics of general rather
than purely scholarly interest. I especially want to encourage women,
bisexuals, and members of minority groups to contribute. If you are interested
in submitting a new entry (from the list below), or believe you can improve
on existing entries in the Garland volumes, please contact me.

Stephen Donaldson, Editor-in-chief, CEOH, 3147 Broadway, #12-A, New York, NY
10027, or by phone at (212) 666-0344 or via the Internet at
dm47@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (please be patient as the mail must be printed
and delivered as I do not have direct access to the account.)

(The following list contains topics that merit inclusion but are not assigned.
If authors are not found soon (by the final deadline for new submissions in
January), they WILL NOT be included. If you feel that a topic on this list 
should be included in the CEOH, we suggest that you write it, or find someone
who would be willing to draft the entry.)


Advice Columnists, AIDS Quilt, Alexander the Great, Amsterdam, Argentina,
Athens (modern), Balkans, Baltimore, biology, bisexuality in literature and
pop culture, boarding schools, Bogard (Dirk), Bowie (David), Boy Scouts,
Bradley (M.Z.), brain, Briggs Initiative, Brown (Howard), Brown (Rita Mae),
Bryant (A.), Buchanan (James), Burma, business (gay-owned), Cadmus, Cairo,
Capote (T.), Central America, Central Asia, Cheever (J.), Christopher and
Castro streets, Cincinnati, Clift (M.), Cohn (Roy), comedy, community centers,
condoms, Congress, consent (age of), Coop (C.E.), Copenhagen, corophilia (girl
love), Cory (D.W.=Sagarin, E.), cowboys/frontier, Crawford (Joan), Cullen
(Countee), Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Dietrich (M), dildos, Earhart (Amelia),
Egypt (modern), Eng (William), Episcopalians, faeries (radical), fashion,
FBI, femininity, feminism, fiction for youth, film icons, Finland, Fire Island,
Forbes (Malcolm), Foster (Stephen), Freud (Anna), fundamentalism, Garbo (G.),
Gay Community News, gay rights, gender differentiated, generals, genetics,
Gerber (Henry), Gielguld (J.), Gilmore (Charlotte), Ginsberg (A.), guilt,
hair styles, Haliburton, Hamburg, hanky code, Haring (K.), Hawaii, Hay (Harry),
heterosexism, Hispanic Americans, Hockney (David), Holmes (John), homocore,
Hooker (Evelyn), Hoover (J.E.), Horowitz (V.), housing discrimination, Houston,
Hudson (Rock), Hungary, Hunter (T.), inheritance, insurance, Israel, Istanbul,
Jamaica, John (Elton), journalism, Kant (I.), Kepner (J.), Key West, King(BJ),
Kinsey Institute, knights and pages, Kramer (Larry), labor unions, Labour
Party, Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Laughton (C.), leather, Legg
(Dorr), lesbian porn, lesbian separatism, London, looksism, Lowenstein (Al),
lubricants, Lyon (P.) and Martin (D.), Madrid, magazines, Matlovitch (L.),
Mexico City, McIlvena (T.), McNeill (John), Mead (Margaret), Methodism, 
Michaels (D.), Milan, military law, Millet (K.), Minneapolis/St.Paul, minor
parties, monkeys, Munich, mythology (non-classical), NACHO, NGLTF, Navarro (R),
Navratilova (M.), neuroscience, New Zealand, Nietzsche, Nijinski, Noble (E.),
Norfolk, Norway, Novarro (Ramon), occupations, O'Neill, Orthodox Christians,
Ottomans, paganism, parents of g/ls, Pastolini (P.), Patrick (Robert),
pedophile movement, Penniman (Richard=Little Richard), philosophy (non-Western),physique mags, Polynesia, porn stars, Power (Tyrone), Provincetown, publishing,
Quakers, radio, Rainey (Ma), Rechy (J.), Reed (Lou), referenda/initiatives,
Rich (A.), Rio de Janiero, Rodwell (C.), Rome (modern), Roosevelt (Eleanor),
Russia, Rustin (B.), Ryder (Mitch), St.Louis, San Diego, Sand (George), Sappho,
satire, Saugatuck, Schlesinger (John), Scott (Bruce), sculpture, Seattle,
seduction, sex education, sex research, small towns and countryside, short
stories, sorcery/magic, Sri Lanka, Stein (Gertrude), stigma, Supreme Court,
switchboards, Sydney, synagogues (gay), taoism, Teasdale (S.), Toklas (Alice),
Tokyo, Toronto, tourism, Townsend (Prescott), Turkey, Tyler (Robin), Unitarians,United Kingdom, Upstairs Lounge fire, Vidal (G.), video, Vienna, visibility,
Visconti (Luciano), Voeller (B.), vogueing, West Hollywood, White (Edmund),
Wicker (Randy), Wilson (Lamford), women's studies, Woolfe (Virginia), WHO,
Zeus, zines/underground press

If you have already sent us mail claiming a piece, and have not heard back
please contact us again and re-confirm as we have lost some correspondance
and had problems with the US Postal service. Please be patient and wait
at least a week before sending second copies of your correspondence. And DO
claim entries please!! :)

Michaels (D.), Milan, military law, Millet (K.), Minneapolis